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instanceOf
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colonial governor
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military leader
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person
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politician
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allegiance
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
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associatedWith
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Massachusetts Council of Assistants
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Massachusetts General Court
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birthPlace
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England
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birthYear
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1616
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burialPlace
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King's Chapel Burying Ground, Boston
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child
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Hudson Leverett
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citizenship
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
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conflict
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King Philip's War
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countryOfOrigin
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Kingdom of England
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deathPlace
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Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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deathYear
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1679
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education
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possibly attended Emmanuel College, Cambridge
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era
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17th century
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ethnicGroup
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English
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familyName
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Leverett
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givenName
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John
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governedTerritory
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
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involvedIn
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defense of Massachusetts Bay Colony frontiers
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relations with Native American tribes in New England
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languageSpoken
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English
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legalStatus
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colonial magistrate
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militaryBranch
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Massachusetts colonial militia
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militaryRank
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major general
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notableEvent
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oversaw Massachusetts Bay Colony during King Philip's War
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notableFor
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leadership during King Philip's War
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occupation
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colonial governor
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merchant
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soldier
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participatedIn
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English Civil War
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positionHeld
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Assistant in the Massachusetts Bay Colony government
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Deputy Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Speaker of the Massachusetts General Court
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precededBy
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Richard Bellingham
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relative
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Thomas Leverett
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religion
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Puritanism
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residence
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Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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spouse
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Hannah Hudson
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Sarah Sedgwick
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succeededBy
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Simon Bradstreet
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termEnd
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1679
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termStart
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1673
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